Sentence examples for limited the window from inspiring English sources
Several other states have limited the window during which women can obtain abortions and placed new restrictions on abortion providers.
Since the data started only in January 1985, we limited the window to three years (if the TS starts at time t0, the pollution data must be available for the entire length of the observation window before t0).
But Parliament had already toughened the law, in 2001, limiting the window for providing information and requiring informers to serve at least 10 years of a life sentence.
Safety concerns "limit the window in which people can feel comfortable going out and getting food if they don't have a car," Mr. Broughton said.
The simple gist of this plan, which is based on the teachings of Buddha — who was apparently quite thin, unlike those big-bellied statues — is to limit the window of time in which you eat or drink, starting at first at 12 hours a day, then gradually reducing that window to nine hours a day.
It is also not a long term option as the women need to take immunosuppressant drugs to prevent the womb being rejected which are damaging in the long term limiting the window of opportunity as ultimately the new womb has to be removed.
The only upside of the high tempo is seen to be that it limits the window of uncertainty for service personnel.
However, the use of coil exclusively tuned to 1H significantly limits the "window" of observation by elimination of other biologically relevant nuclei like 13C, 14N, 17O, or 31P.
As mentioned, failure to limit the window of endometrial receptivity also accounts for delayed implantation of severely compromised embryos and subsequent very early pregnancy loss [7].
For this reason, we define a new value CWCL (Constant Window Correlation Level), which does not limit the number of windows to 1024, but limits the window length.
11 Influenza quickly infects and replicates in respiratory epithelial cells, limiting the window of exposure to CD8+ T cells and antibodies.
